Lead Custodian; Evening Shift

Lead Custodian (Evening Shift)

Union County Public Schools Facilities - Monroe, North Carolina Open in Google Maps

Job : 3271436

Final date to receive applications: Posted until filled

Re-Posted: May 09, 2025 1:07 PM (UTC)

• Performs all essential job functions required by custodians.
• Instructs custodial personnel on the proper procedures for operation and use of equipment, to include the mixing, storage, and use of cleaning materials.
• Provides additional one‑on‑one training to ensure each custodian under supervision is knowledgeable of proper cleaning procedures and techniques.
• Makes daily checks of work being accomplished by personnel under supervision to determine if desired standards are being met.
• Makes periodic inspections of all parts of the school, which will include all aspects of building safety and sanitation, floor care, hardware function, heating plants and air conditioning units.
• Initiates work‑order requests and recommendations for maintenance and repairs needed in these areas. Reports inoperative or unsafe equipment to the Maintenance Department immediately.
• Requests supplies and equipment from the District Lead Custodian. Maintains records of equipment and supplies received.
• Ensures buildings are secured and custodial staff is advised of proper security procedures.

• Significant knowledge of cleaning methods, materials and equipment.
• Ability to lead and train other custodial personnel.
• Knowledge of general safety requirements (i.e. blood‑borne pathogens, personal safety equipment, etc.) and safety requirements pertaining specifically to custodial equipment and supplies.
• Ability to relate, cooperate and coordinate with principals, teachers and staff on a routine basis.
• Physical demands are medium to heavy work.
• Driver's license is required.

Position Type: Full-time

Job Categories: Support Staff >
Custodian

• Christopher Barnes
• 400 North Church Street
• Monroe, North Carolina
• Phone:
• Email: christopher.barnes.nc.us

Google Maps location link is referenced in the first paragraph.